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| Recycling is Rubbish Few arguments are more dangerous than the ones that "feel" right but can't be justified. (Stephen Jay Gould, The Mismeasure of Man, 1981) |
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| Prostitution
Prostitution, like drugs, is another of these overwrought issues that causes both conservative and liberal to balk. It's also another of these issues that exposes how far both sides have come from any real understanding of individual rights. |
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| Oil and the Doomers' Dire Predictions
From the moment oil first made it into the mainstream, its imminent depletion has been vehemently predicted. |
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| Economics and the Environment This article is for all those who think that economics have nothing to do with the environment. | >
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| Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink The most obvious place to begin any real discussion of water is in pointing out that right now on planet earth, water in its potable form is one of the most abundant resources there is. |
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| Government's Roots Governments are political bodies that have the power to make and implement the laws of the land, and humans are the only species who possess them. |
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| The Faces of Death Like the Old Hag, socialism has many faces, none of which are very pretty. |
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| Vasily Grossman The Russian writer Vasily Grossman was born in 1905 in what is now the Ukrainian town of Berdichev. At that time, Berdichev was still part of the Russian Empire. Vasily Grossman attended high school in Kiev and then the University of Moscow. He graduated from the University in 1929 with a degree in a chemical engineering. He worked as an engineer for five years, after which he devoted himself full-time to writing. |
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| Socialism, Nazism, Environmentalism The National Socialist German Workers' Party was founded in 1919 and abolished in 1945. It came into full power under Adolph Hitler in 1933, and preceded at that time to slaughter a spectacular number of people in a relatively short span of years. |
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| Words of wisdom from those just trying to save the planet Here are a handful of quotations from our benevolent, laidback environmental contingent. |